The feature described in this article is available to customers on Dropbox Standard, Advanced, Business, Business Plus, and Enterprise.
If you create a subfolder inside a team folder, the new folder will automatically have the same members as its parent folder. However, if you don't want specific people to access the new folder, you can restrict access to the folder by removing those team members.
If you’d like to change a member’s level of access to a shared folder instead, from edit to view-only or vice versa, learn how to set shared folder permissions.
Notes:
If you’re an admin, you can access all team folders using the admin console, even if you’re not a member of the folder.
To restrict access to a folder using the admin console:
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Inherited members can be restored by clicking Share with everyone in the gray banner that appears in the sharing modal. Once the parent folder members are restored, the folder is no longer a restricted access folder.
To restore parent folder members:
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